“Some people think that's dangerous, I think it's a good thing – I would be really worried if we couldn't also find love online.

Hegmann agrees that there's a stereotype that access to online dating makes people less likely to work through their problems or settle on any one person, but argues that it's false.

Lucy, an IBM Programme Manager who met Pete through Parship two years ago, says: “I loved the compatibility test where I then stood a chance of meeting someone who I really was compatible with.

Because of this, I believe there is true honesty on the site by those who take the time to complete their profiles in detail and the compatibility test.

“There's this fantasy about finding a partner for everything, for ever and ever,” Hegmann says.

“People who tend to seek another partner after six weeks instead of working things out with the person they just met, will do this in real life also.” 4.

“There isn't a huge difference among European countries, although the cliché is that northern countries are more pragmatic and the southern countries more romantic,” Hegmann said.

That's not to say that there aren't a few intercultural differences.

A 2008 survey of European singles for dating website Parship found that Germans tended to be the most experienced with serious relationships, uninterested in marriage and pessimistic about finding a new partner soon. If what you're doing isn't working, change it!

“If you're looking for love for three or four years, or you never had a relationship lasting longer than six months, then probably you're doing something – maybe not wrong, but maybe not right for you,” Hegmann says.

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